Thomas M. Magin is a researcher affiliated with Leipzig University in Germany, with a primary focus on biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology. Their work spans across multiple intersecting disciplines, including cell biology, molecular biology, pathology, forensic medicine, epidemiology, and biomaterials.
Magin's research outputs cover a variety of topics concentrating mainly on skin and cellular biology, cellular mechanics and interactions, and autoimmune bullous skin diseases. Additional research areas include nail diseases and treatments, silk-based biomaterials and their applications, Wnt/β-catenin signaling in development and cancer, and RNA regulation in disease.
Frequent publication venues for Magin's research include:
Some of the notable recent publications are:
Magin has collaborated frequently with several researchers, including:
Jürgen Schweizer;Paul Edward Bowden;Pierre Coulombe;Lutz Langbein
Guenter Haemmerle;Robert Zimmermann;Marianne Hayn;Christian Theussl
Roy A. Quinlan;Dorothea L. Schiller;Mechthild Hatzfeld;Thomas Achtstätter
Michael Hesse;Thomas M. Magin;Klaus Weber
Thomas M. Magin;Preethi Vijayaraj;Rudolf E. Leube
Carlos Caulin;Carl F. Ware;Thomas M. Magin;Robert G. Oshima
A. Plum;G. Hallas;T. Magin;F. Dombrowski
Regina C. Betz;Laura Planko;Sibylle Eigelshoven;Sandra Hanneken
Harald Herrmann;Michael Hesse;Michaela Reichenzeller;Ueli Aebi
Kristin Seltmann;Anatol W. Fritsch;Josef A. Käs;Thomas M. Magin
Michael Hesse;Alexander Zimek;Klaus Weber;Thomas M. Magin
Lena Ramms;Gloria Fabris;Reinhard Windoffer;Nicole Schwarz
J. Kirfel;T. M. Magin;J. Reichelt
Michael Hesse;Thomas Franz;Yoshitaka Tamai;Makoto Mark Taketo
Reinhard Windoffer;Michael Beil;Thomas M. Magin;Rudolf E. Leube
B. L. Bader;T. M. Magin;M. Hatzfeld;Werner W. Franke
Cornelia Kröger;Fanny Loschke;Nicole Schwarz;Reinhard Windoffer
Julia Reichelt;Heinrich Büssow;Christine Grund;Thomas M. Magin
Rudolf E. Leube;Franx X. Bosch;Valentino Romano;Ralf Zimbelmann
Josef A. Käs;Anatol Fritsch;Kristin Seltmann;Thomas Magin
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